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lit 17 1J 4 ll 7 H 10 II y 10 r IN 21 1 I an si J l H r K 10 ti 12 rt V ri M ft I VI f to rr mi 51 4 h7 u si i S3 31 111 SI 20 XI SI SI 11 tin ii l to l hi ri Ml 3 K5 24 J F W llnruoB Kourlli Atldltlnu r tw ti is F W Karnes Fifth Addition lit 41 ft 16 20 Oil F W Barnes Sixth Addition 101 11 J HI t 48 Mandamus Addition II 71 3 Kl 2 Ml Wycolfs Subdivision of Block 5 Mndii mus Addition 1 30 S 59 1 Mntidamus Addition 3 80 8 10 1 80 33 1 30 7 40 tl 3 21 1 05 Ml Dittmarr Addition shf us 8 fJ lark Addition u 54 ft pt ohf and ptohf and 1 IP 4 I 52 20 10 Ml HobsrtBOiis Addition 3 4 87 Hewltle Addition 3 4 119 9 10 Bauclin Addition 8 0 7 n 21 3 4 4 87 3 89 8 10 3 25 X 8 W 7 14 57 8 43 tie 19 19 15 12 95 15 52 C6 8 9 73 College Hill Addltioa Baachi St coud dition 7J 2 40 8 2 33 B0011B Veeta Tract ft bl 31 ii Ad A 25 Writ Bide Park 2 18 19 20 28 99 40 L6 1 95 Unplatted lands in city Union Creek precinct Township 22 Itange 1 description toe amt nt tie ew ii 1 62 pt ew evr U 9 73 pt te sw 32 26 ptfw it U 1 30 pt w e H2 M ft tw tw H2 ii MADISON CITY Unlnti Jrook Irrciuet WJ llnriianAildltlou Dote J V oM Lot l 4 ink Ml Ml Ami t to w Dnticnui Addi Hon 1 i 25 i 2 Mi 4 78 North Addition 1 S2 21 22 22 22 Frit Addition 3 10 26 2fi Jil 21 ill 20 Offc All hKi ft Lot 4 I I 8 I 2 a Wilt nUt n lit w lif o lit n lit ohf Hht ohf 115 whl whf lllk 3 1 1 0 7 7 7 II II 21 21 21 25 21 21 27 21 29 81 37 10 Ami ill ID 111 III I 30 I SO I SO 4 51 11 II IX 7 II 7H m IK in VI 7 II VI 19 f IK 40 Norlhwrwt Addition 71 74 71 71 77 77 79 79 82 1 K3 15 1 li 15 15 3 Ml 3 Ml 3 Ml 31 19 I 111 1 95 Ilincrnl of Old Nutllrtr Tho fuiHml of AlrH Krotl Uuvna who died yesterday morning nt It oclock lit tlio honiu of hor dmiKlitur Mth llunnnn ICortli In KdRowutur park will bo hold from tho Iioubo tomorrow nftornoon nt 1 oclock nml from thoro will proceed to St Fnul Lnthornu church Hov lloeltsiol will otllcinto nud intermont will tulto liluco in tho comotcry wefit of tho church Tlio coconsod is tho widowof tho Into Fred Luciis nml wiih ono of tho llrst not tiers in tliiH vicinity hor huBlmnd lmv lug entered iih n hoiueRtcml tho land on which tho Hugnr factory now HtnndH Thoy cnuio horo in 1817 when tho country wna now aud romninod on thoir homcBtend up ton fow yenrn ngo Tho doconHod was 81 yours of tigo nud died of tho imturiilcnttBOB roBultnnt upon old ngo Besides MrsKorth another dnughtor Mrs Fordiuaud Schulz Hiirvive nml mourns hor Iosb Both wero nt her bed side when tho end enmo Tho deceased had a largo oirclo of friends both nuioug old nud new Bottlers nud it is expected Hint hor funeral will bo nttondod by n largo concourse of people Acknowledge Norfolk Contribution The following from tho privuto secre tary of tho governor of Texas is self explanatory Tho ncknowledgoinont dooB not include tho 24 50 contributed by tho asylum employes nor tho contri bution from tho Sons of Merman which wero sent later and will probably be acknowledged in duo time Execitivk Omen Srvrror TrXAs Austin Sept J7 W M Robertson Mayor Norfolk Nobr Dear Sir 1 am diroctod by the governor to acknowl edge tho receipt of your remittance of the lith instant for lVii0 contributed by tho citizens of your town for tho benefit of tho storm sulFerers ou the Texas coast and to express his sincere thanks for tho geuorotiB donntiou Very Truly Yours N A CltAYHNS Privato Secretary Good Wonln For Hiijm S A McKay of Meadow Grove re turned last weok from Storey county Iowa where ho had been visiting for a woek Storey couuty was formerly the homo of Hon John 11 Hays He served ns nuditor of that couuty for twelve yenrs tilling tho ofllce so satisfactorily that his resignation was accopted with reluctance nt the end of his last year in ofllce Mr McKay says he took pains to ascertain hisetiuiding there and heard nothing but expressions of love and re Bpeot from men of all parties coupled with earnest wishes for his success this fall Battle Creek Republican Notlca Positively no hunting or fishing al lowed on the premises of the under signed Parties trespassing will be prosecuted Lewis Ray John Ray HkkuyMasskan S T Nai ikk Mot Iattr Day SulnU Inman Nobr Sopt 28 1900 Citizens of Norfolk It ia my pleasure to bnve many esteemed friends in your city having been privileged to mnko my home with you for 7 yenrs I feel it my duty to inform you that the gentlemen who represent themselves to be Latter Dny Saints are not of the Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints but are of tho Utah church that apostatized after the martyrdom of Joseph Smith iu 1814 In tho summer of 1891 Elder J F Mintuu of Magnolia Iowa preached on my lawn nud iu 1897 inn tent pitched ou Fourth street between I M Macys Photo studio and the Baptist church Elder Mintum represented tho true church aud invited investigation and received tho courtesy of Mr 1 1 use in that au article was published from his pon setting forth tho difference between the two organizations and the Journal granted the same favor It is earnestly deBired that the people of Norfolk will not be deceived and that there will be uo mistake aud confnse the two churches If any information is wanted it will be forth comiug Respectfully J H Loukmak Two Merry Tramps as produced by Wood and Ward has proven a big suc cess during the past 6eason being one of the most successful productions of last year the management closing with n net profit of over 10000 which was remarkable for a new attraction The News 300 department 1e com plete in every particular THE NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY OCTOBER 11900 HO BH K Alabama Mob Wreaks Awful Vengeance Upon a Rapist RUN DOWN BY BLOODHOUNDS Victim llimtinntl Aitpllrx tlio Mutch to the tucl Which Itcilllrci tho Negro to Dcnf to III Wild Crlc for III Crime WctiimiMkn Aln Oct Wliillt ltl TowiihcikI a negro was burned nt the Htnko III the little town of Kclcctlc IB iiiIIcr from this jilntP Hhortly uftcr nildiilglit The negroH itIhk was nn nttempteil ihhiuiH on Mr Loiinle Ilnr rlngton whose huslmnil net Hie to thu fuel which reduced Townsends bwly to iislirH Vesteidny nfternoon nt 1 oclock the negio who wiih ii nephew of the negro Floyd linuged a week ngo for mi at tempted assault attempted to assault Mih Ilaiiliigton The womans Kcreanm were heard by Uob Nichols a negro who wiih passing along the road at the time He ran to the house In time to see the negro escape Ah noon as Mrs Harrington was re stored to coiisclousnesH Nlchols gave the alarm The news spread rapidly All the stores at Kelcctlc were instant ly cIohimI the ginneries aud sawmill Bhut down the people left their wagons In the roud and their plows In the Held and gathered for a pursuit of the negro HloodhoutidH were taken to where the negros track dlsap ixmreri and an exciting chaso ensued The dogs stopped linully ut a tree In front of Odlons ntore on the outskirts of Eclectic The crowd comintj up Btwn discovered the negro sitting ou a limb He was brought down at once and taken to the scene of his crime There he was confronted by his vic tim who positively identified him The negro was taken to tho edge of the village aud preparations for bis death were iiuleklymude A rope was Hung over the limb of a big oak and 10 men stood ready to swing hlin up Then u halt was called and the man ner of death was discussed by the mob A vote Vns taken and tike balloting showed a majority of the crowd to fa vor death at the stake The stake was prepared and the negro wna bound to It with chains Pine knots were piled about him and the flames were started by the husband of his victim As they leaped to the negros flesh he uttered wild cries to God for mercy nud help The crowd looked on deaf to his cries and in an hour the negro was reduced to ashes Townsund confessed the crime and said he was also implicated with Alex Floyd who was hanged two weeks ngo for an nttempteil assault on Miss Kate Pearson He said lie and Floyd had planned for other crimes of like character BRYAN AT LACROSSE Make h Doieu Speeches During tho Day Iu Minnesota LaCrosse Wis Oct 3 When Mr Bryan concluded his last speech here last night he had made 12 addresses and had covered about 15 hours of time during the day Mr Bryan received a most enthusi astic reception iu the city Crowds met him at the depot A feature of the occasion was tle iwlse of numer ous tin horns and cowbells in the crowd The tooting of one and the ringing of the other gave the pnrade the appearance of a city carnival which was heightened by the throwing of rice and confetti Into Mr Bryans enrrlage He arrived at the rink a huge elevated structure at 845 and found It packed solidly with men standing After the rink fipooch Mr Bryaa wits d iven to the Germanla hall where lie found the building not only packed but rumrlng over This experience was duplicated when half an hour afterward Mr Bry nn appeared at the now LaCrosav the ater where Uc made the last speech of the night Wherever he went there was the wildest possible enthusiasm MAKES A CHARGE OF LIBEL ITennrr of Kearney lnilutrtl Sehwl I HitrrhuiD MUrepreaented Fart i Ray Kearney Neb Oct II Deputy Sher iff Sammous served a summons om Frank A Harrison special corre spondent of the State Journal yehter day when he got off the Roosevelt special L B Fenner of the Industrial school Is the plaintiff in the action and asks for 5000 damages for lilielliug him in au article publibhcd In the Journal luly 30 1SKX Fenner claims the article was pub lished in order that lie would lose his position as teacher of the Industrial school The numinous was nerved uiKii Harrison so that suit would be held iu this Judicial district Har rison is required to answer the pe tition before Nov 15 Dream OosU III111 Hit Life Skux City Oct 3 Edward R Ak man of Manning In was stealing a ride on n Milwaukee train en route to bloux City nud lay down in the corner of a boxcar to sleep He dreamed he was In a railroad wreck and heard the moaus und crios for help of jier Hons Injured He went to their assist ance and climbed through tlie end door falling under be wheels Both of his legs wer cut off He died three hours later 8lsYrar Old Hoy M100U Sinter Wichita Kun Oct 3 3 uy Rigga years old shot his sister It years old with a target gun because she would not give him J of his money which she held The girl has gone to the hospital ueriouuly wounded Blood Troubles As the blood contains nil the elements nccc9nry to sustain life it is impor tant that it lc kept free of nil impurities or it becomes a source of disease poisoning instead of nourishing the body aud loss of health is sure to follow Some poisons enter the blood from without through the skin by absorption or inoculation others from within as when waste product accumulate in the system and ferment allowing disease gcrni9 to develop nntl be taken into the circulation While all blood troubles hae one common origin each has some peculiarity to distinguish it from the other Contagious Mood Poison Scrofula Cancer Rheumatism Eczema and other blood diseases can lie distinguished by n certain wire ulcer eruption or inflammation ntincnriui on the skin Everv blood sss AiiRUftt Flower It is n surprising fnct snys Prof Houton that iu my travels in nil parts f tho world for tho Inst ton yenrs huvo mot moro pcoplo having UBod Groons August Flower thnia nny other romedy for dyspopsin dornuged livor and stomach aud for constipation I find for tourists and salesmen or for persons filling oflico positions where hendnohoB nud general bad footings from irregular habits exist that Greens AugUBt Flower is a grand remedy It does not injure tho system by frequent use and 1b excellent for soar stomachs nud indigestion Sample bottles free nt A K Leonards Sold by denlers iu nil civilized countries Dr Sadie Hart Millei u praduate the American School cf Ostecpatny hirksville Missouri mtB ot e e ofllce 111 Norfolk lor th Dractico ihii new system ot healing Rooms iverho Hayes jewelry aoie uour irom 10 in the morning to 1 in th nfternoon Gonsu tntioti an l x animation free The complete 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antidotes and forces out all impurities makes weak thin blood rich strong and healthy and at the same time builds up the general hcaltk S S S is the only purely vegetable blood purifier known ana the only one that can reach deep seated blood troubles A record of 50 years of successful cures proves it to be a reliable unfailing specific for all blood and skin troubles Froo Modioal Troatntontm Our Medical Department is in charge of skilled physicians who have made blood and skin diseases a life study so if you nave Contacious Mood Poison Cancer Scrofula Rheumatism Eczema an Old Sore or nicer or any similar blood trouble write them fully for advice about your case All correspondence is conducted in strictest confi dence We make no charge for this service Book on blood and Bkin diseases free SWIFT SPECIFIC CO Atlanta Ga G uaranteed Cheapest and Best A Sapirlative Conditioner and Fattener for Live Stock Prices 25 cents nnd o cents per p uuage ir -pound bagB 3 50 TWENi IbTH CENTURY - OUl TRY FOOD Keeps fowls heaithy MiKes chickF giow Makes nens lay Prevents poultry diseases Price 25 cents ner package For saie w Sugar City Cereal Mills Norfolk Nebraska Circular and pamphlet fee JOS HAAS V S Indianapolis Ind KIDNEY TROUBLES PURE BLOOD - Free from All Disease Breeding Germs Important Important Important It is not only important but absolutely necessary to have pure blood if you wish to get rid of Kidney Liver or Bladder Troubles Kill the germe purify the blood and the cause is eradicated the disease cured and health returns These little disease breeding germs float about in impure blood nnd traveling throughout the body alight on any spot thnt is weak and when the Kidneys Liver or Bladder have such spots they become affected Unless killed at once and the blood redeemed from these germs of death they multiply rapidly until the tissues become so involved that the organs failing to do their duty the whole structure suffers Swarms of these living germs finally get the upper hand destroy these deli cate organs nltogether nnd the result is death One of the greatest remedies antiseptic and a germ destroyer is Cramers Kidney and Liver Cure Safe but sure it goes to the root of the evil A vegetnble compound scientifically made especially to act on the blood becoming a component part of it deBtroyiDg all the living germs of any kind it goeB right to the seat of the trouble killing the little pests and restoring and strengthening the tissues until relief and a cure is affected Vhe bright eye the appetite and ambition will again be yourF Omaha Neb April 2 1900 Cramer Chemical Co Gente I hnve boon a Krent eullerer from kidney troubles for mmo time I wne bo lmil I could not lift iinythinif or etoop Hi nil My nppetite wne poor nnd I was completely run down I took two bottloe of Cramers Kidney Cure and now I am able to do a big days work I have n kooiI appetite and I can recommend your medicine to anyono afllicted with kidney disease Henry Koelbr North lKth St Missouri Pacific Ry and Iron Mountain Route To certain points in the WEST SOUTH- WEST and SOUTH EAST nt ONE FARE FDR THE ROUND TRIP PLUS aoo 1 Octobers and Hi ON TUESDAYS November 1 and 20 December 4 and 18 Final Limit of Tickets 21 Days Stop overs will be allowed within transit limit of fifteen dayB going after reaching first homeseekere point en- route For furtlr information or advertising mut ter address an nt cnt of the comitni or J J 0 lllILLIPII W C BARNES AG F eodPA TPA BonUipaet Cor Hth and Douglas BU UJAUANttBUABKA Aliiany N Y Feb 5 1900 Cbamkk Chemical Co Gents I haio been a preat sufferer from kidney ililliculties for a numberof years Have taken nllkinds of remedies without benefit un til I heard of Cramers Kidney Cure I bought two bottles and used as directed with the most Kratifyinc results lam now entirely free from headache from which I was a constant suf ferer andean safely say that by the continued use of your valuable romedy the worst forms of kidney disease can certainly bo cured Very respectfully Joseph Marx lletail Clothier Insist on having CRAMERS Take no BubBtitute Sold by all druggists Manufactured by CRAMER CHEMICAL CO Albany N Y HOMESEEKERS EXCURSIONS via Dr Humphreys Specifics core by acting directly upon the disease without exciting disorder in nny other port of the system HO CUBES TEICES 1 Feveri Congestions Inflamnktlons itl U Worms Worm Fevor Worn Colic 3 Teething CollcCrylngWakefulnegs 33 4 Diarrhea of Children or Adults 33 7 Cough Colds Bronchitis 33 8 euralgla Toothache Fsceacbe 33 O lleadarhe Kick Headache VerUgo 33 10 HyspepiilaIndlgestlonWeak0tomacli33 11 Suppressed or Painful Ierlods 33 13 Whiles Too Profuse periods 33 13 Croup Laryngitis Boarseness 33 14 Salt Rheum Eryslpf las Eruptions 33 IS Rheumatism ltpeumatlo Pains 33 16 Malaria Chills Perer and Ague 33 l 4atarrh Influenza Cold In the Hend 33 30 Whooplng Cougb 33 37 Kldney Diseases 33 UH Nerrou Debllllyf 100 30 Vrlnary Weakness Wetting Bed 33 77 Orlp nay Fever 35 Dr Humphrey Manual of aU Diseases at your Druggists or MallVd free Bold by druggists or ent on receipt of price lied Cu Oor William John Bis New Vorfc TRY THE NEWS FOR UP-TO-DATE PRINTING t I i t it t A m V